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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-05-04
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Marsmpbet for Ottertail feqes
lutb. SnbrezMisfio sfionsforenins afbol<
bes, ON Sub bill, @tpan Safe Me=
ni3bebs 4irfe, Sane &rairie, Eors=
bag ben 16oe SUM os fslsenbe Sage,
til builfet Mgbe penlisit inbbbbes
ale eus. lutb. &riitne. Samtaleemz
net bill bl1ue:
1. Eroens 8ebarel1e.
2. Goreninssiasen.
3. @norlebes l1n9bommen Tan Be-
pare8 for &irfen.
Set bemarfes, at 9eiteFpos bill
bore tilitebe paa Stationerne 9asen
foruo.
Maatte 9erren pe1isne Mpbet os
labe bet bline til bans Mapns 6or=
berli9elie iblanbt os.
Sen 2ben @ai 1887.
&aa 8eitpreliens @esne,
@otp. 9ferum, Sefr.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-05-04
sc bto!

Sc YeriOner, iom bor i@aele Safe,
ct. Olaf, Eumuli % Naitab Eoipnz
ibips, Os iom gniter at branbforiitre
fine Gienbele | Sarmernes sieniibige
Msiuranceielifab, fan benuenoe fig til
Olaf 8. ginse, ct. Olaff, Minn.,
besansaaenbe. % ION paa fort @arz
lei bill inbfinbe Jig paa Steoet. @obt
bar ON Fere geaboer- funbe asiurere
paa iamme Sang, iaa Flap man at
gipre mango @eiier.
@rbpsisf,
Olaf .. @inie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-05-04

Man bar faaet liot nps ON at @e>
baftbr &atbbun fra &elican &apibs
enonu eriiterer, men ban bar lite ielp
labet bBre fra fig. Set ct lite aue
&eoaftbrer, bet liaeiom @atbbun fan
tase fig 5erier, iaa leuse os iaa ofte
be bill.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-05-04
Jnblanbet.

S 2anbiitrittet omtrins 9epils
2afe / 9afOta ital ii 9ounibips al
npt 2anb bliue oabnet for Settling,
mebbeles bet berfra.
- Samestoiun i 9atota ital faa ct
npt College. 8psninsen, iom ital
opfbres CONNER, ital foite $780,
900.
ut 'boppe aboper 8rootlpn,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-05-04
@eaos 8ritienoelie.

Spl9enoe llotalelle at Minneapolis
Tribune ianlebnins 5ritjenbelien of
5rant Meao,bois Sag ri tortelis bar
meooelt ONT paa ct anbet @teb i Blaz
bet, maa oislelis bore ct Orb i rette
Gio. Sen lpber 1aalebes:
rNpiierne fan itte blipe beitplot for
at bape saaet Sommer os SurD i
Sorfigbet me6 at beban6le Morber=
iaaen mob Meao. Men nu, u,naar ben
ct enbt, os ben anftasebe frDber fig
meo fine &enner uoer, bpor let os
burtist fan blep fritienbt, Tan Hres=
len pasienoe 9ipre no9le Bemertninz
GET. 6rifinoellen operrafer insen.
Snoflpbellesrise Mano meo en- @ta=
re @euner os meo be oDstisae @asfg>
rer=3alenter ensaserebe til beres6orz
iuar er iieloen ftraffebe forat berppe
andre 9iuet. Set ct neppe 1masen
oero for Staten at paafpre fig l1b<
9ifterne meb at 9iennem9aa Tormerz
ne meo ct 5orbpr. st Meab ifulbe
blipe opmt par Der insen, iom pentez
be. Set iebuanlise DISAGREEMENT af
5orlpars9runoe itob til &aabisbeb,
os bpilfenlombelf af benz pilbe fan1fe
babe pe:et tilitrettelis. Splsenoe
ipnes at baue peret Soriuarets Gbeo>
rier: 1, at Meao ubfgrte 9anolinz
gen / etilass @inosforoirrins; 2, at
ban s1oroe bet / @elpforiuar, ibet en-
iterfere &eriDn trenste ino paa bam;
3, at bans Spn bar iaa oaarlist, at
ban lite funbe boloes aniparli9 for
&etninsen al &nslen; 4, at @tubbet
unoer &en tunbe bore blepet lps=
net al ben anben Manb, % at Meab
mulisens iletitte bar ituet. Set sigr
intet til Sasen. @i aster lite at
sienta9e 8episfprielen eller betragte
5oriuarets foritieuise flpstise Gbeo>
rier. &ublifum foritob Mfferen ben=
gang, ben inbtraf. Meab p9 Tarns<
tportb lagbtes / ct 9otel i ct. Saul
unber baarlis 6oritaaelie meb binan>
anoen. Besse bapbe bruttet mer ell
ler minbre, be trettebe os tiltalte binz
anben itpst iom @abeifbiere. Orb
oe1linsen git oper til Sanbsibelisbeb,
p9 | Strioen bro9 Meab en- ASiltol,
% Stubet brebte Tarnsiportb. 9ette
ct bet bele.
geutilbass er ber insen Straf for
&erioner, iom tillaber 8renbepinet
at sipre fig irritabel Ds burtie trette=
fier, iom bore ifiulte &aaben % itp~
ser paa Grmslensbes Nffanb peb
ben minbite Go.nermelie. u falber
8 meo ct itp9t Mapn. 8 ipDtter q
/ Mnii9tet, og benne braser fin for
banoebe &epoluer os besaar etMoro.
Meb en- @mule Goranbrins 9etals
ierne er bette, bpao iom benber i en-
eller anoen Sci al 2anbet belle Eioen
meb ncsle faa 9ases Mellemrum, %
insen bliuer itraffet. Tolt bliuer uns
bertioen itraffet, naar bet mislptfes
benz at brebe no9en,lnen praftiit al
brig naar Sfubbet biier fig bre>
benbe.
S cipiliierebe Samfunb saar lite
5olt omfrins meo &epolpere elle,
Botuiez&nipe, alben at blipe Gien.
itanb for en- sraperenoe Mistanfe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-05-04

8roen ipnes at bore blepen til en-
Mani. gn II Mar 9antmel @nt
boppebe uoouer ben 81 Gpril os blep
obmt til tire Maanebers Jenaiel.
- 9r. @. s. Nortbrup, en- frem<
rasenbe 2a9e fra gcotia County i
Dbio blep mproet al en- @aloonpart
peo Gfapn Ebomas McgaD 1ibfe
Snsoas, forbi ban baube pooet at ar>
beibe | GapBr af Total Option. Macz
Gaps 8rober os to @bnner par BEL
a9tise l1oaaben.
- 5ibite Dnsbas fanbt en- ruz
mantiit Dpba9elie al en- ftiult @fat'
@teo / en- &ielber ct &us / Milr
tpautee. 9enrD S. &eters, en- samz
mel Snbpaaner i8pen, bgbe for mart
1 Qar fiben omfrins 60 Nar sammel.
&eters, iom mango Nar bapoe
9aneel o9 en- Saloonforretning, bar
alti6 baarlist flabt og banbe Orb
forat bore en- @nier. 9a ban laa
paa fin 9bbsiens afilos' ban at ops
rette noset Eeitamente us liseiaa
at mebbele fin Some noset befemt ON,
bpor1ebes bans @tiuins bar. San
ia9be Blot, at efter bans 9pb bilbe
BUN finbe not til fig os 8prnene. 9a
ban bar bpb, bleu 9uiet sjennemig9t
fra bberit til neberit, men ber fanbtes
ingen 8en9e. 5lere Waaneber git
ben, os man bar tilbpieli9 tilat opsi'
be aft @aab ON at finbe noset, oa np=
Zig ct Tilfeloe lebebe til en- belois
Opoaselie. &loafen unber 9uIet
tom / lorben, % man maatte tase op
&ieloersulpet. Ser ftpbte man paa
ct fort pel tilluttet Sfrin, iom efter>
at bore abuet piite fig at pare fu1ot
af @ulo> % @plppense til ct iam1et
8elpb al naiten $4,000. Gamilien
beitaar af 9uitru os tire 8brn.
= st @asiasertran lpb af @po>
ret femten Mile peitenfor Steel 9a=
tota 2grba9smorsen. Set er meo.
belt, at en Manb bleo brebt % MATT
&c iaarebe. Set ct ben treble Sern>
baneulDfte ber / 9eerbeoen inoen en-
Waanebs Eio.
Sra Siour TaQs, 9afota, mebz
beles, at en- Garmer peo 9eapn @m
Nnberion besit Selpmorb peb at ltpoe
fig ielp Sreoas. San uar nDlis an=
fommen os bapbe fisbt en- Sarn.
@an peb insen @runb for bans 6ano-
lemaabe.
- Stem Oort. Snbpanbrinsen saar
liplis for fig Il benne Eio. Sen enc
2aonins er enbnu lite erpeberet fpr
en- MI fplser ,fter os Cattle Gardens
@mbe6smeno ere fulbt belfieftisebe
fra tiblis Morsen til Nften tent. gn
Mertelisbe6 peo bette &ars Snopan=
brere er. ut ber befinber fla nberit faa
iaatalbte v8aupers" imellem bem.
Sc flete ere unse, trafttse, for bet
meite pelfle6te ug meo abitillise 8en=
&c foripneoe Jolt, iom &eslen itror
refer u6 / be peitlise Stater. @fanz
biuauerne ere iaar be forbulbsuis tal>
risite al ale be europeilfe geationer.
Blanbt be geationer, iom be lenere
Mar fprre Masier pasierer @aitle
@aroen forat i6se Jig ct nDt 9iem /
Nmerifa, inotaser Sinnerne en- frem~
ra9enbe Hlaos. 0e feite erflere
paa 6orelpbr9iel, at @runoen til, at
be uopanbre, er Misfornpielie meo
bet trbttenbe rusiiife &esimente. iom
be ere unberfaitebe / Seorelanbet.
81. a. ere be rus fife uouanbrin9s=
lobe 1aa itrense, at bet naiten er umu=
li9t at faa &eiietiQabelie. Sen bpp=
pisf bruste 5orm forat iippe affeb
ct at faa ct &as til en- eQer anben
inben(anblf Spbabn u9 berfra blipe
imu9let omborb paa ct ubenlanif Sfib
og ienere paa en- eller anoen Maa6e
at fomme til Mmerifa.
(Mor6iife 8labe.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-05-04

get. @foritenen repes neb % &laitz
rinsen poelasoes. st @aaninQsbus
at 3bmmer, iom taar ct @tbffe be-
itenfor 9ans Melion, blep belpis pbez
last. @n @foriten paa @tolebuiet i
lite Baro bleite neb, i1os sui sien<
mem Eaget og lanoebe / 2ben @taae.
Hoa ben ameritanite Metbobittirte
% s. g. @i1iams Blod paa Bis=
nard Npenue bleite li9elebes enstor<
item neo. Sopeoseiimien paa @tan=
forbz8loden paa @ismard glpenue
Feftebes al. Sen bar nemlig at
3int. Gorreiten par benne 8pbeI
blot | &anten af. Strgset. gpclonen
git lensere Geit % naaebe neppe 8pz
en-. S ebantDtotun, ben fDbpeitlise
Sel al 8pen siorbe ben mere @fabe
paa imaa Bpsnin9er. @aapibt pibes
ct intet Menneife fommen tillfaoe.
@inoen breiebe efterbaanben ON til
9soro. Manbassmorsen resnebe bet
lite ubetD6elist, men bet bar ganlfe
milot. @enere paa 9a9en blep bet
fislisere os tislisere, os ub paa ST
termiobasen bespnbte bet at ine ret
lpitist. @neen foripanbt bog fpr Mf<
ten, men isaarmorses bar bet faa
tolbt, at oer bar Sc paa imaa @anb.
pDtter.
Sra andre Ste6er / Omesnen bb>
res tntet ON, at nosen .@faee er on<
rettet, men ct. SAUL % Dulut6 bar
@tormen 9iort Stabe.
Der bar peret nosen Menin9sfor<
itlel ON, enten ri bapbe en- Cyclone elz
ler ei. &i bar talbt bet en- Cyclone,
o9 ri tror bette ct bet rette 9eapn, ON
ben enb lite anretteoe iaa flor Stabe
iom t. st. ben, bet ifior biemipste
ct. Gloub % @aut @apibs. @torz
me eller Drfaner 9aar life laa
lmale @triber, iom Ti(felbet par
Der.
Naiten ale 5olf, iom troebe fig at
bore Strb9et, iprang &ietoerne,
o9 De erflerer, at bet par bet perfe
npeir,oe bar feet beroppe. Set fgrfe
SnotrDt be fif,iom bar paa Mftanb,
nar,at bet par &psen at en- for Slbez
brano, 1om pelteoe frem.
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9et ttontdrfeoe ttorfte 268e.
ttttooeI+


tttooel+
The Original Norwegian Cough
Syrup er ben itbrte Opftnbelie ben
moberne meoicinfe 8ibenltab. Set
ct ubentbio( bet iifreite og beofe
Mibbel, iom en6nu ct opfunoet, bpao
ansaar en- burtig o9 nirfnin9sfulo
&lir for 9oite, Gorfiplelie os femme
2unsezSpsbumme. Suiinber af Ser
ioner oper bele 2anbet atteiterer 6ens
1tore belbrebenbe &raft. 6arerne
beo Soite os 5ortiplelie funne afper>
9es li9e 8esDnbel1en peb at benDtte
vDen Originate 9eorlte @oiefirup".
Sen ct ct Mibbel af uii9eli9t @erb,
ioet ben linorer Soften, 9iper fortri=
itenoe 9pile o9 brinser ben libenbe
bans 9elbreb ttlba9e.
8ri1en er 25 og SOC pr. 5laite.
Sal9es peb Npotbefer &neelanb.
Ntteiter:
Stcuettcn 8ls., 12te Deeb. '85.
Seq bar bru9t rDen Sr9inale9tor=
lie 9olteiirup min Samilie o9 maa
lige, at bens &irtnin9er bar neret
unberfulbe. Seq fan meb Sanbbeb
ii9e, bet er ben beb1te Mebicin, iom
ies nogeniinoe prpuebe. 9oite, 5or>
fiplel1e og 1mbeo i @alien o9 ale
Strubez os 9un9eonber 9ap fig pie
blitfelis tor bens ma9iite os formil<
oenoe SnbflDoelie.
Meb M9tel1e,
q. ". &nisbt.
Stp,tabtrn, Dis., 20 STARTS '87.
9il bet norfe Dispeniarb, Slough
ton. 8is.
@obe 9errer! Set er meb lano
5ornpiel1e, at ies bibra9er min Mt-
teit til Tortrefelisbeoen al 9eres
Originate Nor'fe @oiteiirup. Seq
bar flere Mar brast oeni min 6amiz
lie, u9 je9 fan ii9e me6 Sano6eo, at
ie9 lite fienber no9en Mebicin, 1om
iaa lnart bill furere ben bpppise So
ite, bporaf 8Brn lioer / ale Qarst.=
Der. timber min Beitiqins, iom ben=
ne 8D's Statposter forrige &tnter
blep mine 8rDitor9aner De folbe
@internetter, sjorte meset let mob
taselise for femme Gorfiplelier. Seq
fanot ben ba at itprite NDtte og bar
anbef efalet ben til mango andre. Tom
ale uben unotaselle bat lert at fiat
tere bens belbreoenoe &irfnin9.
9eres me9et forbunone,
$. S. &bobes.
Selses Deb
s. s. &tteelano.
City Drug Store,
Terglls Taus. Mtnn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-05-04

81 Dnlfer berpeo at 9tpe publifum at fcrffaa,
at Bette ct ct lpnernpt Spa9 af 8arer, BET 1n1ut>
fefe 9lslortement % Sc beofe Barer, 1om no9enz
linoe par iol9t bet Bpen. st imutt Splaa af
Sperfratter % Dra9ter for @aaren, faape( for
Born % pn9re 8olt TOM potsue, 9syefe Mooe af
ftpe % bl0oe 9atte, Clips % 2ommetortleoer,
botoe % tulprte Sfjorter, flint llnoert0i % Birfe>
li9beoen alf, iom taln,inoeli9heo fnoes ct FORTE
&lasleS Establishment af bette S(a9s.
0pao an0aar YrilenL oa 9aar pt (apere eno
&eeoroen, % alt, ri anmooer on1, ct, at Sc pil
tomme ino, % ri eil pperbepiie Sem om at ri
life bar fa9t mere eno ri fan aa peo % at BET ct
fa9t for &lpor.
get Itpre 3ttamltatten Clntljtm9 1n1t[r
9eitD Bros Giere.
Ter9u6 Sails, Mtnn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-05-04
gttttttptt.

llnoertesneoe astsr Manoaa ben
96e Mai fprittommenoe oeb offentlis
Nuttion at l9lge etpar Dyer og andre
&reature, @osn, @labe os enoel Maz
ifineri os aft tit Snbbo FAINT enbel npe
Senstepper. &elpb unoer SIS betaz
les &ontant, men for 8elpb at SIS ell
Ter oeroper pil 9enitano funne faces
til 1 geopember 3. q. MOB at 9ipe COB
&aution for &elgbet.
Seuerine @ermanion,
ct. Olaf.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-05-04
Boston Shoe Store.

Boston Shoe Store,
s. 81. 2eDprfen.
st NIT Splag al @fotpi er netop
mo0ta9et, og mere ct paa &eien.
Gore So 5fo for 9amer tan lite
ooertreffes. 8rpp benz.
St itort 0plas af geortb @tar 8oot
y Sboe Go's custom made Gfo %
St6pler bar ri o9iaa, og for 5armez
re og Mrbeioere ct bisle be be6te,
iom fan faces.
81 bar o9iaa @foma9erpartfeb.
De lape1te Hrtler 9aranteres.
g. u. 2ebpriem.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-05-04

vMorbmanben" er ct NIT norit
8lab, iom bar be9bnot at ubtomme /
@ranb Sorts, 9afota.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-05-04
6. g. stape

g. g. Stape
al @aitab, Ntinu., bar MI netop
mootaget ct fort Optas af St0bler og
@fo for 6errer % 9amer. yeo 81
ben oeraf ct gubt Oplag al &i0b=
1ttaubsparcr. gllt bil blibe iolgt til
meget rinelige Yriier. Nfldg bam ct
8ei0g, f0r 5 si0r Snbfi0b til Gaareu.
6an inoeitaar for reel Bebauoling.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-05-04

o9 cit ttlbprenoe Malerfaset til 9tu>
tioens bi1isite 8riler ! Morteniens
Npotbef. Stgrite Dplas Ser9us
Sails. ap2Otf
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-05-04
Entered at the post office at
Fergus Falls as second class mail
matter.
Fergus Falls UgebIad,
The only Norwegian newspaper
in northwestern Minnesota.
A. SoLEM, Proprietor.
Advertising rates on application.
Office 2044 Bismarck Av.,
Fergus Falls, MINI.
j. @. $atke,

(Sfanoinaptif Saef6rer.)
llbfbrer Collections, tesner Msiurance, ub=
laaner Yenge paa faft Gienbpm til 10 9ro>
cent uoen Commission. Salser Gmisrant<
BiIetter meo a4e 9tnter. Sra Nprse %
bertil meo fprite &lasl les 9inie Sal. Biuets
ter iel9es r9iaa paa 9enltano til Soften.
81 1p Stncoln Mpenue. Fergus Naus.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-05-04

ugbarm Of tbe @ei" Sfraatobaf
er Den beb1te paa Sorben. in8.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1887-05-04
Set itore
Ma1tbatta1t Glntbt1tly
9nmfe
bar aabaet fine 91re tor a>nblifnnt
III 2ncoln Npe., ben samle 6. .. 9z8Dsnius

liz 9incoln @ue., ben samle 6. .. D.zBpsnus.
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80 Manager.
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The Market affords.
The Stock was purchased under the
supervision Of Mr.. Jas. Dodd, while
East, and having been so long in the
business, he knows the wants of the
trade, and has purchased the article that
will please the most fastidious.
Thanking our friends and patrons for
past favors, aud desiring continuance
of the same,
We are, respectfully yours,
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Va lw Proprietors.
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The Pantheon Stables will run daily
an Omnibus known as
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Laborers and others wishing to pre-.
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OBJ apply to PAUL BONN.
, 1887-04-09

County, Va, from whom she had repeated :
ly tried 10 escape, sold her to Fred Scheffer.
of the same place, who, f. aring that she
would attempt to run away again. gave
Der permission to go North and endeavOr
TO raise sufficient money among the AbO-
lition lists TO buy her freedom. Her fare to
the North was paid by MIS-. Scheffer.
Mrs. Angelina Harris, who is just re-
covering from illness at the New.YOrk
Hospital, said yesterday that she had
known the girl Sarah long and intimately.
81 was in Plymouth Church." said Mrs,
Harris, "lhe night Sarah was brought
upon the platform and stood beside Mr..
Beecher+ The church was packed full of
people. Sarah was then not more than
y or % years of age. She was tall and
finely nodded, and as white as amy lady.
Yes, before Mr.. Beecher had said il word
the money began coming out OF folks
pockets. Two thousand dollars, | think,
was raised that night, and with it Sarah
bought her freedom"
what became of her after that 2" asked
the reporter.
latter she was free the ladies' of the
church wrote a little book, in which Il full
account of her life was gwen. With the
money that was obtained from the sale Of
this they bought a little place for her at
Peekskill, where she raised fowls and sold
egg0 aud butter for a living. She is living
there still, l think, although I've not seen
her for many years, but she is now an old
Woman. She is about my age, so years.
Sarah was known as both Sarah Scllefrr
and Sarah Churchman. / have heard her
called by both names. She never IN lrried.
She was never tired of talking about how
good Mr.. Beechet and his family had been
10 her."
Mrs. Harris said that She had worked
for some time with Mrs. ScOville. MIR.
Beecher's daughter, at" Stamford, Conn.
-NeU York Times.
, 1887-04-09
A NOTEWORTHY LETTER.

From the Morning Journal, % Feb
The committee which had charge OF the
dinner given by the Young Mems Democra-
tic Club Of Brooklyn on Washington's Birth
day met last night and earnestly discussed
the suppression of Mayor Hewitt's letter.
They finally adopted the following, without
the votes of President Lee, Mr.. Mapleseen,
Chairman of the Executive Committee, and
another whose name was not learned:
'"This committee desires publicly to express
it's profound regret that the letter with which
it was honored by Abram S. Hewitt should
not have been read at the late dinner. Mr..
Hewitts letter was submitted to a full meet
ing of the committee several days before the
dinner, and after discussion it was directed 1t
should be read. This, aside from the impor-
tant character of the letter, was felt to be due
to the distinguished official position of Mr.
Hewitt as the Democratic Mayor Of the me-
tropolis and his illustrious and invaluable SER
vices to the national Democracy and to a
long and especial regard in which he had
been held by this club from it's very organi-
cation.
"The letter remained in the custody of the
president of the club until the dinner was
finished and it was there in express contra
version of the committee and without the
knowledge of its members wes withheld by
him from reading or publication. This COM
mittee believes that the president acted as
he did in good faith, but in a mistaken view
of the proprieties of the occasion and from a
mistaken sense of his duty and that his de-
termination so to- act was formed suddenly on
the morning of the dinner, without, as he
thought, an opportunity to consult his asso-
ciates. The committee is of the opiniQa that
this apology is due to Mr.. Hewitt and that
his letter should be at once published"
President Lee excitedly told the reporters
to say that he was opposed to the action TAX
en- and would continue to fight against it.
If Mayor Hewitt had tossed q bomb with
q lighted fuse into the City Hall it would
have created little less excitement than the
making public of his letter to the Young 4 ans
, 1887-04-09

for at the end of the week he had again ex-
ceeded his allowance. This time the assem-
bly, was so angry with him for his contumacy
that it added a fine of e25 to his previous
fine of $40, refused his offer to pay the fine
in instalments, inasmuch as he had not money
enough to pay it all at once, and bullied the
firm into discharging him, for the sole reason
that he was too efficient a workman.
It 10 perhaps not worth while to inquire
into the workings of what the authorities of
this local assembly call their minds. They
probably went upon the assumption that If
one expert were prevented from working up
to more than half his capacity there would be
work for two incapables. The whole tenden-
cy, not merely of such brigands as the
knights Of Labor, but Of the respectable trades
unions, is to assume that g man working at
a trade for wages WILL always be in the posi-
ton of a worker for wages, and that the OBJ
iects to be sought are that he shall do as
little work and get as high wages as possible.
To men bent Upon this object the exception
ally skilful and energetic workman is an OBJ
stacle and all enemy. He is willing to work
harder than his fellows for the sake of earn
ing higher wages. Sometimes, as in the
case of the shoe cutter, he is as valuable IS
two Of the average workmen. He actually
earns twice their wages, or, as they might
put it, takes the bread out of two mems
mouths. He is the man who, if he is let
alone, is sure to rise and can make a better
bargain for himself than any trades union
can make for him. A trades union, in which
the dull and the lazy overwhelm him by brute
force of numbers, does nothing for him, and
what it does for the majority is done at his
expence,
In the present case Breitenstein would not
have suffered for his efficiency, as Hartt in
the other case would not nave suffered for
his honesty, if the demands of the union had
not been seconded by the cowardice Of the
employers. If the shoe manufacturers had the
courage to standup for their own rights and the
rights offaithful and skilful workmen, othe ex-
tent of a temporary loss of money, or even a
temporary stoppage Of their works, these outra-
geous demands could not be enforced. They
would in a short time find themselves able to
resist d~ictation, to make distinctions among
their workmen, to pay the skilful and indus
trious as much as they earned and the I'M
skilful and lazy no more than they earned.
Between the unambitious craftsmen and the
cowardly employers the craftsmen who are
able and willing to work have 8 hard time,
and it is not made easier if they are told that
they are enemies to 'labor."-N n. I. Times.